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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Fishin' Nut] #13348815 11/21/19 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Fishin' Nut
Does it effect girls as much as boys? Every one on here who has posted as referred to the person with autism, as a male.



I've known both. there do seem to be more boys though.


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Originally Posted by Fishin' Nut
Does it effect girls as much as boys? Every one on here who has posted as referred to the person with autism, as a male.


Almost everyone on my dad's side of the family has Asperger's, including the women.

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I voted no. I know a few people that have Autistic kids, but I don't know the kids.

Re: Curiosity pole [Re: TexDawg] #13348927 11/21/19 07:27 PM
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Originally Posted by TexDawg
I am not aware of anyone I know personally that deals with Autism


Me either, currently.

I went to college with a kid who had Asperger’s back before it was removed from the spectrum or whatever happened to the classification of it.


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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #13348936 11/21/19 07:38 PM
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Curiosity pole sounds like something you would find in a strip club.

Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #13348943 11/21/19 07:45 PM
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My son is mildly autistic and suffers from mild Asperger’s syndrome as well.

He’s 25yrs old and I think I will always have a son living at home. Haha. He’s extremely intelligent and was an Honor student in high school. He just doesn’t function well with people. He cannot make eye contact or carry on a conversation with someone that he hasn’t known for quite a while. This also makes it hard for him to have decent employment.

Encouraging though, is his desire to return to school to earn a degree in health care. So....maybe there’s an outside chance.


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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #13349056 11/21/19 10:17 PM
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My daughter was diagnosed at age 3.
She's considered high functioning.
She's never had close friends. Never been on a date. Always preferred being alone as much as possible.
As unusual as these things are, she's one of the happiest people I have ever known.
She graduates high school with the class of 2020.


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Originally Posted by Icepick
My daughter was diagnosed at age 3.
She's considered high functioning.
She's never had close friends. Never been on a date. Always preferred being alone as much as possible.
As unusual as these things are, she's one of the happiest people I have ever known.
She graduates high school with the class of 2020.



Good point. I feel bad my son has no real friends, but he's perfectly happy with it. Congratulations sir!


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can't say I know anyone personally who has it. Chick in our SS class at church swears her son is, but she's kinda of a nut. I think the kid is fine just needs some discipline.


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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #13349067 11/21/19 10:32 PM
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We did not have it when I was in school.

We did, however, have an assistant principal who had a boat paddle with hole drilled in it.

From appearances, it seemed pretty effective.


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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Pilothawk] #13349078 11/21/19 10:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Pilothawk
We did not have it when I was in school.

We did, however, have an assistant principal who had a boat paddle with hole drilled in it.

From appearances, it seemed pretty effective.


No offense PH, but I believe you are confusing autism with ADHD.


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Re: Curiosity pole [Re: Icepick] #13349080 11/21/19 10:41 PM
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We did not have it when I was in school.

We did, however, have an assistant principal who had a boat paddle with hole drilled in it.

From appearances, it seemed pretty effective.


No offense PH, but I believe you are confusing autism with ADHD.




Yes. Vastly different.


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My 27 yr old step son lives with us. He doesnt have Autism but has something similar. Mentally he is rated between 3-7 depending on what the subject matter is. Everyone is his friend.


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